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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23

The Albany fire bell at exactly $40 p. m
on Saturday, Dec. r7th, In response to an
electric spark sent along the wlres from
Ashland, caused by the conclusion Of a
hammer In the hands of Manager Crocker
and spike, assisted -.at this end by the cleo
trio arm Of Mr.. John Usher, announced the
union OF Oregon and California by line of
steel. The event was one Of the most I'm.
portant In the history of the Coast, and not
only affects the business interests Of the two
States but is as well mile stone In the
progress of the U. s., which Is now literally
rimmed by bands of steel.
AT Ashland great preparations had been
made, the city being In gala day costume.
The ceremony of driving the spike was wilt
messed BY large concourse Of people from
all over the Coast, ameng the number be-
ing Governor Waterman, ef California,
Governor Pennoyer, Of Oregon, and many
Mayors and private citizens, Albany being
represented by Mayor weathertord. Frank
Pixley delivered the address and short
speeches were made by others. During this
time the church bells In Albany were ring.
Ing their joyful notes over the event.
The excursion train followed by the Ore.
gon train, which had gone 10 meet Il on
the day previous, arrived In AlhaaS about
SAy Sunday evening and was welcomed by
several nundrcd people. The depot was II.
Illuminated with Chinese lanterns and can
dies and presented q bright appearance.
The Boys Band played lively tune as the
train approached. Mayor wcatherford In.
Iroduced Manager crecker, John r. Irish,
Of the AEla, and Frank Pixiey, Of the Arg.
0Hasf, who made short addresses. Mr.. IFish
got into the graces of the crowd by remark.
ing that he was an Oregonian, having been
at Ashland the evening previous,
md that while most residents Of this State
came from Iowa or Missouri he came from
both. Mr.. Pixley said,
The Irish and the Dutch
Are bad enough
But the Irish
Are the worst of the two,
or something to that effect, and regretted
very much that he had to follow the Irish
In making his effort
The train moved on amid the shouts Of
the crowd and music by the band, The
excursionists remained over night In Salem,
and on Monday morning were shown
through the State buildings and honored
by the citizens of the city.
AT Portland the party was received with
open arms, and business men Of the two
metropolises shook hands with each ether
as II the event they were celebrating was
not the beginning OF fierce contest for the
trade OF the Intervening country,
The completion Of the o & q and O & .
begins new era Of prosperity for the North
west, and Il behooves her citizens 10 be up
and stirring fer share OF the "boom" that
Is bound TO strike ua, and no place in the
State has better prospect Of reaping by
the event than Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23

year. ED as well as other ourlositiss. Albany
people were much pleased with him.
For the benefit Of parties holding tickets
20 the drawing 1t D NJ Frenoh's To take
place Saturday, Dec. 3lst, at D. m. sad
cannot be present, che winning number will
Be adertised In the papers Jan. 1883. All
are invited to be present who can.
We are Ia receipt Of an enquiry from the
q. A. =. Post at Albany concerning tha
whereabouts Of two children, named respect
iYaly, Alice and Fredrick Morton, whose
father died soma time last winter. and whe
are now supposed 70 be Lying with family
BY che name u Smith somewhere In thia Vi
oinity. They are wanted for the purpose Of
having paid 10 them tho pension Of their
father, who was Union soldier daring the
waE. --Neses, Newport.
Last Tuesday glass ball shoot fer turkeys
took place on the ISLAND At the mouth OF the
Calipooia. There were nine entries. Burr
Sloan broke "a and missed Doynas Turn
eF. 30. missed 10; Wm HeEdricson. 2l, miss.
cd, Q Frank Dannals, ie, missed, 8 CA
Archibald. Is, missed, 10 Marry Noel, Is,
mlaseds IL ] w Eubanks, 10, missed, 10 /,
Watt Monteith, 8, missed, John Leedy,
s, missed, 4. Barr Sloan secured ak oul Of
uins tarkeys. doing ssme remarkably nns
shoeting. he u undoubtedly one Of the BEST
shota In Oregon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
A MAN ABOUT TOWN.

Recently the 8. S. lessons were on the
"Parable of the aower." During Sabbath
School bright Albany boy was asked II
he were good wheat that yielded an hun
dred fold, or something like that, and he
answered, "Yes, am fifteen dollar wheat"
The NJ. A. T. wishes the readers of the
DKMocRAr generally, from Albany to Hin
dostan and Canada, merry Christmas, even
II some of them are behind FIVE or ak years
on their subs, fer the poor as well as the
rich deserve the best of the holiday bless
We are already used to SIS, so that the
approaching change In the tail figure will
not be a marked one. II will not be diff.
6cult to write 1888 yet habit Is great
thing.
A year ago a wager of a new hat was
made In the presence of the Man About
Town that one hundred new buildings
would not be constructed during 1887. The
number is between sixty and seventy, which
is a fattering record for the city.
No victorious army ever went into battle
without a dag. We make this statement
for the benefit of the Salvation Army,which
has no Gag, though Il has bass drum. The
case Is one deserving immediate action.
o
The NJ. A. T's. old friend, William Weav-
er, better known rs "Wild Bill" Is now To-
Gated at Darien Center. New York State
II there are any Albany girls left behind
they will please take notice of his residence.
An item in the DEMocRAT will do some
thing. Last week we spoke commendatorily
Of . Fac Jersey COW. Saturday il was
corpse.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL,

Mr. Robert Foster, Of Fort stsYsns. Ia in
the city.
sP Baresr. Of Brownsville. was In hsoity
Friday.
Jos Clark lsft on Wednesday for Los Au-
gelss, Gal.
- Morris and w Il Price. Of seio, were In
the city last week.
WIN PlelfisF, mail agent on the N. q. west
ssee. is Spending the holidays at heme.
NIL Meeker, was In the city tae first Of
the week with foot In sling caused by an
unFuly axe.
Mr. Frank Trites, who moved 10 Hartlsna,
w, I. few months ago. has returned 10
Albany, 70 reside.
Mrs Chaaals left last w edneSday for CAL
ifornia. being called by telegraph 70 the sick
bed Of daughter
MFs saphronia Istsl. Of Chicago. sister OF
Mr. Jnlaus Gradwehl and Mrs Juils Joseph, IL
in the eisy spending che holidays.
Mr. Abe Hackieman left Albany yesterday
for Price, Crook eounty. where he viii spend
THE wintsr leokink after hts stock.
Mr John Rogers. Of this city. left che Grst
Of The week for Kings Valley. Benton county,
and win spsnd several weeks In that county.
Mr.. John Edwards arrived iR Aibany
Wsdasaday from Crook county, on his way
70 CrAwioEdaxills, where hs will spsnd the
winter,
Mr. Rogers, sditer Of the Salem Lance. was
In Albany Saturday, Mr. X. IL now Fnnnine
bis lance int the insane asylum and Seal
Raok sales.
| Mr. John 0illiland, wife and two childrs n
were in AlbAny Saturday on their way %
Msndooino county, California, on visit 70 {
daughter who resides there.
| Mr. L Stuart, recently from ths CAFolinas.
called on the DKMocaAr Monday, and oct |
good sxsmpls - new oomsrs by plAoiag hii
nams on our liak Of Subscribers.
Mr Z Z Hammack, Of Tailman, Who wa
Ia Albany Friday, Informed us that Anothel
attempt had been made ts rob bis store, bu
only pair Of glovss were taken.
20 csfran, Alfred SalIman aad Dnval
tkrse Insurance. man. wsrs In Albany fe
the purpose Of marshallng tho nsw Alhan,
Company Into the Compact. The effort ha
net saeesedsa yet.
A privske letter 10 this oezce from Rev. y
Jndy, formerly OF this city. but now OF Frss
no, California. says that be is not in yer.
COED health. bot that the remainder OF hi
amiIy are well. He says that it ia Crane
oountry. bat no sabbath, no religion, n
tsmpsrAacs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23

The Portland papers have Jet loose their
"dogs of war" on the Oregon Pacific, an
institution that has done an immense service
for the Willamette Valley as well as the
state generally, and when Portland paper
gets started there's Limberger cheese around.
The whole business shows spite work and
jealousy. Portland Is just naturally afraid
some other part oP the state viii also pros
per. Ne railroad was eyer built under more
adverse circumstances than the o. p. and
the management Is entitled to great credit
for the amount of progress made. All rail-
roads sometimes get behind why not the
o. p. Messrs. Hunt and Bennett should re-
member that they live In yertable glass
houses when they seek TO helittie this road.
The smallest Of all things yet b the attack
on the Yaquina bar In connection with the
matter. The wreck OF the "Yaquina City"
had nothing to do with the bar and Portland
papers know this. The fact Il they have
long been watching for an excuse but the
present will prove reacting. The Oregon
Pacific win proceed next year with n rush,
notwithstanding the present unpleasantness.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Postal Notes.

SILvERToN.-Thatc chair factory went to
Salem instead of being kept in SiIverton.
1t takes enterprise to get even chair facto-
ries.
LEBANoN.--Tke funeral Of Hon Luther
Elkins last week was largely attended, busi-
ness houses were closed, and general regrets
played so prominenta a part in the history Of
Linn county.
The new Masonic Hall at Lebanon was
dedicated last Tuesday. Severalfron Albany
were present
A big fight between two members Of o
prominent firm ia Lebanon Wednesday eyen-
ing, in which the junior whipped lis reported.
TANGEHT.-A musical festival will be
given by the Tangent Brass Band on Christ
mas eve., Dec. 24th, consisting of musical
entertainment and supper. Admission, con-
cert, 10 cents supper, IS cents,
LOREN B. LURER, Sec.
ScIo.--Last Wednesday night the stores
Of ] 5 Morris and Matt Gill were entered
and about $I0O worth of jack knives and
razors stolen, as well as SIS in money from
Mr. Gill.
SPIcER.--Hammer Bros. of Spicer are
now in condition to supply the market
with splendid line of lumber, as well as
cedar posts, etc. See their advertisement
in another column. They are reliable
young men and deserve good patronage
Virgil and Wa tier Parker, two of Albany
most popular young men, are negotiating fo
the purchase of Mr. John Fox's bakery ans
grocery store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Death of Luthsr EIkIns.

Hon. Luther Elkins died at Lebanon on
Tuesday evening of Last week, but owing to
our poor mail facilities and no telegraphic
communication the news was received here
too late for publication in our last issue
Mr.. Elkins was born In Maine In 1909, and
resided suceessively in Pennsylvania, Indiana
and Ohio, coming to Oregon in 1852. He
took an active part in politics, being one of
the leaders Of the Democratic party It was
said to have been his vote in the State Leg
islature that elected Col L. ID. Baker
Republican, to the u. s. Senate Mr.. El-
kins was one of the prime movers in the
construction of the Santiam Canal and Will
lamette Valley and Cascade Wagon Road.
A man of some means at ono time ne died
possessing no wealth. Probably no man in
It's limits has done more for Linn county,
and he will long be remembered by the
people of the State generally. Mr.. Elkins
leaves large family, seven children being
now alive. His wife died six or seven years
ago. Slowly the pioneers of our growing
and prosperous state are passing away. The
men who laid the foundation for our ad-
yancement are departing from our midst,
into the world where strifes and booms new
er occur.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
The New Company.

The recently organized Farmers and Mer-
chants Insurance Company of this city is
now IN the ield claiming the patronage of
the arising public. The enterprise is deserv-
'ng the support of the people of Oregon and
under It's present management will rapidly
reach the front rank of Pacific Coast COM
panies. The great volume of business al
ready sent IN shows the confidence the pub
lie has in its management. Its directors
and officers are among the most reliable
business men of the country, and whose
names alone arc a sufficient guarantee Of
public confidence, as wei as the success of
the enterprise.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Mr. and Mr.. Duncan.

On last Wednesday evening, Dec. 7Ist
1887, at the residence of the brides parents,
in this city, Mr.. Peter Duncan,of Marysville,
Cal, and Miss Ida Knox, of this city, were
duly united in marriage, Rev. II. p. Webb
performing the ceremony. The bride Is
the accomplished daughter of MIR. Ellis
Knox, and the groom IS young man Of ex-
emplary habits, In the marble business at
Marysville, Cal, having been at one time in
the employment of Mr.. Frank Wood, of this
city. The happy couple will remain in Al
bany during the holidays and then 60 to
their new home in California. The DEMO
cRAT unites with friends all over the valley
In extending Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan a life
full of happiness and success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Disturbed a Meeting.

Last Friday Fred Ihng, Frank Campbell
and Charles Thomas were arrested for dis
turbing meeting at the Salvation Army
barracks the previous evening. The case
was set before Justice Doris for Saturday
morning. Thomas appeared, and the COM
plant against him was withdrawn. The
other two having taken trip north failed
TO answer to their names. An effort has
been made to re-arrest them, but without
success.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
christmas DOIng

Following Is the program At the several
churches in AIbasy, as far as learned, for
Christmas Eve. exercises Of the Sabbath
Schools:
Methodisk Two trees and short program.
Presbyterian. Tree and program.
United PrssbyteriAn. Tree, shortprogrAm,
and social at w. c. 7. U. Hall. Tickets for
admission.
Congregational. Tree and arch, program,
social and lunch for members Of school and
ehurch.
Raptist.-Troe and short program.
. Evangelical. Tree and program.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
The Oregon Pacific Dispute.

Messrs. Hunt and Bennett,O p. contrac-
tors, have been talking too much to Port
land newspaper men. They accuse the o.
p. men of not paying them and Of falling to
fulfill their contracts. Mr.. Nash answers
and gives them some solid hits showing
that there Is a boot on both feet. In his ar
ticle TO Portland paper he states that
twenty-five miles Of rails have been used
this season and Too miles are in bond next
season. The Oregon Pacific, notwithstand
Ing the unpleasant smoke raised by Bennett
and Hunt, will 60 on next season with a rush.
Clear the track.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
DOn't Throw stones.

From paper that has helped Itself TO as
many items as the Lebanon E.fyns has
from the DEMOCRAT, one week recently
using four or FIVE articles bodily without
credit, the little squib In the last issue Of
that paper was very unkipd. The DEMO
cRAr has not appropriated any items In
that paper OF any other without credit. II
gets news though, the same as the Esfyess
and other papers, wherever Il can find land
tells II IN It's own language, which is the
case with Its "Postal Notes" referred TO.
Brother Stine, remember the adage of the
glass house, and also that brother newspa-
per men cannot afford to pick flaws in each
other
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Last visit of 1887.

DIR. Pilkington's last visit this year will
be made at Revere House, Albany, all day
Wednesday, Dec. ssth, 1887. ANY person
suffering with eye catarrhal, lung, rectal,
nervous or chronic disease viii be given a
free examination and opinion by meeting
him early on that day. A number Of cases
of consumption, "a were given up to dic,)
chronic rheumatism, uterine and rectal dis
ease, (all severe cases) are getting well and
can be referred 10.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23

The following is the list of officers Of
Grand Prairie Grange No. 10. for the year
1855
Master, Horace Powell.
Overseer, Morgan Henshaw.
Lecturer, Nimrod Payne.
Chaplain, A w Gordan.
Steward, Grant Froman.
Assistant Steward, Fred Price.
Treasurer, Isaac Froman.
Secretary, Isabella Bodine.
Gate Keeper, John Wallace,
Pomona, Lucy Cunningham.
Flora, Rosa Fry.
Ceres, Nancy Henshaw.
LA. s., Mary Froman.
Installation will occur the second Satur-
dav in January.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23

The drawing of Seal Rock property took
place Saturday, Dec. 9Th. Following Is q
list of those drawing $500 cottages
T. ]. Black, Halsey, Emily Bcttsford, East
Portland, Benz. Bowman, Portland, Mrs, v.
G. Mckinney, Turner, n. p. Earhart, Salem,
@. A. Barlow, Oregon City, R. G. Redman,
salem, F. c. Baker, Salem, G. S. Jacobson,
s. F., ]. K. Dawson, Portland, two, Lydia
Brasfeld, Seal Rock, two.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23

Miss Ida Cole, daughter of Mr.. Harvey
Cole, of Syracuse precinct, died last Sabbath
evening oftyphoid fever,at the age of about
eighteen. Together with several others of
Mr.. Coles family Ida had been sick for two
or three weeks. The other members of the
family are now slowly improving. The
afflicted family have the sympathy of the
community.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
CURRENT EVENTS.

Smith and Kilrain fought roo rounds last
Monday, the fight ending in draw.
Charles w James has been appointed
Postmaster At Baker City.
The spike driven by Manager Crocker on
the completion Of the roadto California was
Of pure gold and was the one used In 1876
on the completion Of the road from San
Francisco TO Los Angeles.
Only about oac half e,f the freight on the
"Yaqnina City" was Sayed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Holiday sweetness.

A splendid line Of confectionery for the
holiday trade As Hoffman & PteiHsr's. Be-
sides the standard candies they have large
stock Of fancy goods, such as candy apples.
oranges, animals. esc. Get yonr confsction
airy Of . homo institution. besides everything
ia freshly made. constantly replenished from
the firms candy factory, under the charge ct
an expert workman. Also fruits, in their
season, nnts. etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Drowned at COrvaIlIs.

Last Friday while hunting in boat just
beyond Corvallis, Benz. Ohling, boy I6
years of age, fell into the river and was
drowned, in just what manner is not known,
as no one was present. The boat was found
at the ferry, and the boys hat near the
mouth Of Mary's river.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Here We Are Again.

Look at the list Of valuable present to be
given away to the customers of F. M. French
on Saturday, December 3Ist, 1887 :
rst, one ladies solid gold watch.
and, one diamond ring.
3rd, one large dinner castor.
4th, one set knives and forks.
One ticket given for each dollars worth
Of goods purchased. and do not forget the
fact that you can get bargains at the eCcw-
ner Jewellery Store" Gall and see the
prizes.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Boots and shoes.

At cost by N. II. Allen & Co. This line
oftheir stock is very complete with very de-
airable goods. Having taken great pains to
get best wearing boots and shoes that could
be bought, and Is splendid opportunity to
get your fall supply. Call early before sizes
are broken.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23

Standard white shirts, 65 cents Boss Of
the Road everaIIs, 50 cents par Of SEAM
loss socks, 25 cents regular price for so
cents, and ether bargains TO match, at A. B.
McIlwain's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Holiday Goods at Frsnch's.
ANY PERSON,

man, woman or child can do better in buy
ing groceries, provision, crockery, glass
ware, lamps, of all kinds, candy and nuts,
tobacco and cigars, at our store, where they
CAN SEE FOR THEMSELVES
hat we have as complete stock as any
store In Albany, and in view Of the fact
THAT CHRISTMAS is COMING
we have holiday goods that will please
the old and young.
Conn Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
IMPROVEMENTS DURING isss.

The closing year has been comparatively
busy one in Albany. The amount Of
building done indicates a sure progress.
We give below list Of improvements, with
estimates Of value, which In some cases
may exceed the fact, and mothers not equal
It. Many Improvements, including railroad
switches, platforms, new fences, paint, ETC.,
that add to the material wealth of the city,
do not appear, The list Is one Albany peo.
pie may be proud OF
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
WIN Meet.

The wives Of members of the a. o. u.
w. Lodge, Of this city are hereby requested
TO meet at A. o. u. w. Hall on Monday,
DEC. 26th at o'clock, p. m. to make ar.
ranqements f1r supper to be given on the
evening Of January nth.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23

STATE or OREGON, CouSTy or LrEE.-ss:
], Geo. E Chamberlain, Cashier Of the above nam
cd bank do so.enly swear that the above statement
Is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief
GEO e CHAMBERLAIN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this nth day a
December, 1887. 7. j. gTETES.
q. S. Notary Public.
CoRREcT-Attest
L. FLINN,
WALTERE e. TURRELL. Directors.
SAMUEL e. YOUNG.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Fine Tailoring.

Gentlemen can select from the latest line
of samples direct from San Francisco. Fall
and winter suits, and pants, cut and made
In the latest style, below cost Cleaning
and repairing promptly attended to.
McL0UcuEIN. tailor.
Albany. Or
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
Letter List.

Feliowsg b the llss sf letters rsAnng IN he Psst
0Acs. AIhaay, Lnn eounsy. ossgea. Dec. 22nd, isr.
rsrsons calling for shsss letters mnss give 80 da1s %
which shev were adyawtisad
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
MARRIED.

CALDWELL-PUGH.-On Dec. 14th,
1887, in Spokane Falls, w. T., Mr.. s. G..
CALDWELL and MISS NARY PU0H, the
latter of Shedd, Or.
sMITH-REEDER.--0n Dec Goth, 1857. In
| Albany. by Goo. Humphrey. Esq.. Mr..
THos. SMrrH and MEss REBec ca REEDER
--beih Of Hal sey.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1887-12-23
SIsr,3so
REAL ESTATE

Following were the recorded sales In
Linn county during the past week
N A Jenne to w Jenne, to small
pieces Of laRd. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 300
l. Cowan, Ex'r to q II Cowan, TO
Andrew Cowan, 7 lots in Albany $500
] r Rainwater 70 Ashby Psarce, 1856
acres to ii. 4 4w...... 960
Oregon 70 A p MAsen, 20 acres, tp Is.
] I Norris 20 Benson Harris, los. IS
acres. and 10 acres tp l3 w.. 500
Benson Harris to videtta Harris, ,sAme
A HAckismaa TO w w Crowder, 2
lots, block l5 HIS End, A...... SIS
III A johnson TO Savannah johnson, 4
lots in Scio and 3. q acres. tp lO,lw 800
J Z Holt 10 Z Z Upmeyer, l7G acres.
tp Is, 4w............... 900
Oregon TO Milton Hale, I26 acres, tp
III, 4w......-......... 500
Mary Beard TO r j MOses, I lot in
Tangent. 25
ID @ Currie 10 Jennie 4 AchOson, 10
acres, tp ~. 4w........ IIJO
N A Jenue to w Jenne, SO acres, tp
ID 4 w............... 1
Q Wise to A T Thompson, 10 acres, tp
10 and IL, 3w COO